The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-28
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.DNNiEl MANNING /
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Erom until II o'clock the personal
friends oi Mr Manning were permitted 10
look upon the face of the dead, which
looked IT, original scli, save iur the i'm.
press left by the u,agrs of the struggle ior
Iiic hc had undergone The callers came
from all stations in lie. and men whose
names an historical yicj with those whose
ut Is humble in the last evidenced inspect
lo the departed
shortly hclorc lGO o'clock the Rev Dr.
Reese Offered PRAYER At the HOUSE. only
members oi the family being ppsoni. The
nd leave taking oi the fond husband aud
devoted father had H. fearful ending. fhe
lid va, clusci and the coffin wis borne to
he hcarsc los the following sialNat fore.
men 0i the mccnnich department NJ the
lngn establishments James I. Wall. VI.
7 McNulty. NJ. j. Nolan, Gcurgr ;. I've,
John GRAY and David H. Walk.
rall-bpnpr John u. Cnnda, New York,
vice president of the Weston National pf
which Mt Manning WIS president Sidney
Webster, ui New York, one ul the cN.Scr-
utln'H most intimate friends while at
Wushinpuu United States senator 4. 4.
iurunn, ol Maryland. G. v jordan, vi
NuW York ul the Western National hank,
Congressman Samuel i. Randall, ul phila
lrlphiu. Manlon Marble, Julr Rulus W
rcckham Simon W llusrndalo, from the
board ul diry,,ur ol the Commercial bank,
lm,ius Coming, president ul the City
National bank. aud John II. antwerp,
iir,t Nicr president ui the titN National
hank. rA senator hu-spr Cunk'ug ui New
York. and Pascal T.. Pratt. president 1T
the Manufacturers und Traders bank, uf
llufalu
Tho funeral procession took its way down
the street tu st. ruuls church. IN the
suuurr below. 4 good portion ul th"
rhup'h WIS necessarily held IN p'-crNU iDr
hr family, pail hrnrcrs, representatives, ui
organizations, and others. The Christmas
ryprsrrrns were still in their places. At
1880 O'Clock 20, the people begun to arrive.
the urfni.l, GcUgc J.. Oliver, sounded
ihr opening chorus 81 thupin's "Map'h
Iunchrr. and then followed choice pm
gram ui appropriate music As thc lust
strains ui Gunuui's y march were concluded.
thr cufirgr pa"hcl the chuph, and the
main d"ufs WpW opened, the collin WIS
borne from the hrarsv, being met at The
entrance los ihc w,lur ui ~i lhuls the
Rev. \. Livingston RCc-p. Bishop nuanc,
hn Row Mr. rnWlr, the Rev Dr. l.. \.
Potter. oi Hobart college. Gcuc,a, y y;
tlr Roe Dr. lhttpnhlll, Canon Robbins,
Canon l'ulrhcr, the l,cNs. Mr, Svuuz, Mr..
Woulmnn, MI Kenyon, Mr Gray, Mr..
Chapman aud Mr Sylkirkc.
~ the procession marched up the aisle
Dr. Rcc-c began the reading ui the burial
...r,.t... I..sttutuT ttI nm fll r.Hrltrre. ttnn
aud thc ill.,"
Tho coffin wls placed upon the bier.
which WIS covered With cNogfrcu- and
palms, aud the bearers. moumcn and
those that followed took their places
After DR. Ecr.r had mad the usual les
spn from the lirt Episllo ol It, Paul 60
the Corinthians Wow b Christ risen
from the dead, and become the lint fruits
ui them that slept M" anthem, "l llcapl
"a Voice from Heaven wis rendered with
fine effect Prayer by Bishop Duane was
followed hy more singing. and, ~ the
bishop pronounced the words ol bcncdic-
ton the choir sung, Asleep in Jesus"
The caskct WIS again taken 10 the hou-e
aud then tu the cemetery, being followed
by many carriages The bcll in the city
hall was tulIcl during thc entire time the
exercises lasted, and added greatly TO the
splcmuity oi thc occasiUn.
At the murlunry chapel, the commitial ,
was Rad by the Rev. Dr. Rccso, and the :
nmains ut once conveyed Ia tho vault,
without further ceremony, where they will
trst until spring when they will be in
tcrrrd in thc family lot President Clcvc-
land and party left for Washington at b'J0
o o'Cl0Ck thus evening.